A gorgeous, varied endless runner that makes a good fist of refreshing a well worn genre, but for a slightly cynical difficulty spike.

A solid and entertaining adventure - look past the problems and you'll have a right good time.

Taking cues from Sonic, Mario, and other platforming greats, Jett Rocket II is an enjoyable, if flawed, variety-filled adventure.

Rainbow Moon makes some heavy mistakes, but it's still a great first attempt at an RPG from SideQuest Studios.

A surprisingly involved and polished arcade experience that's as deft as it is daft.

A shallow and fun arcade action game with plenty of attitude to fill in the gaps.

There's nothing in Running with Friends you haven't seen before in the endless-runner genre, but it's presented well enough, and can be very enjoyable with a few friends.

A run and gun twin-stick shooter with a little more to it than most. Xenowerk has its problems, but it's worth a look all the same.

Einstein Enigma has some issues, but its originality and challenge keep it from going flat.

A visually impressive point-and-click adventure, 1112 episode 3 continues the saga without offering too many answers. Despite all of its qualities, its high level of difficulty may limit the appeal.

A standard twin-stick shooter that suffers from a certain lack of substance, Age of Zombies will still provide a very entertaining, accessible and action-packed experience.

Often simplistic but rarely simple, this rhythm-action game nails what it sets out to do with enormous style and panache.

Endling - Extinction is Forever is a unique stealth game that raises the stakes using lovable cubs and a desperate mother fox across the dreary backdrop of the end of the world. It's a memorable narrative with effective mechanics, but it's not the ideal game to play on your mobile device. It's also best to go through it in short bursts rather than in long sessions to keep the repetitiveness at bay.

Blue Defense: Second Wave! is amusing when played to fill a free minute or two, but it lacks the depth needed to encourage extended play.

Spy Wars is an interesting idea for a real-time strategy game, though like most free-to-play games, you can expect a lot of waiting around.

Hack, Slash, Loot is a perfect roguelike if you're looking for a gaming snack. If you want a larger meal, you might be disappointed.

Final Fantasy III offers a solid role-playing experience, but despite the 3D refresh, it remains a bit part in the Final Fantasy canon.

A frantic and ridiculous arcade blast, Tasty Blue might not fill you up, but it's a decent meal all the same.

A neatly put together game of pass-and-don't-move, Score! Hero is a simple but engaging experience.

Max Axe provides a smashing good time, though it would be even better if the axe-chucking element offered a bit more speed and accuracy.

An exceptionally pretty and compulsive drag racing game, but not a revolution.

Identity V isn't a revelatory multiplayer game by any means, but it's well made, well polished and pretty darn fun. Definitely worth giving a go, but maybe skip the tutorial?

Star Fox: Command's strategic elements bog down its exciting flying levels, but it looks great, and multiplayer is thankfully free of turn-based antics.

Though it doesn't offer a lot of variety from stage to stage, Color Ranger is a fun mix of pool and pinball.

A clever adventure with a good story to tell, this is an excellent start to the series.

Stickman Tennis may look amateurish, but somewhere beneath its sketchy facade is a pretty decent game of tennis.

While it won't challenge seasoned puzzle gamers, Tic Toc Body Pop is a fun robot posing game and suitable for all ages.

A decent twist on the arcade jogger, and one that does enough differently to recommend.